NPC’s Emilie Goodall, is one of the 100 rising stars featured in Brummell, a magazine published by Financial News. ‘A recent Oxford graduate blazing a trail by advising City institutions and executives on charity donations’, Goodall stands out in the list because she works for a charity rather than an investment bank or hedge fund. However, the two worlds are not that far apart. NPC borrows practices from corporate analysis and management consultancy to assess charities.
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NPC advises The Guardian and The Observer Christmas appeals

2 December 2006

Look out for this year's Christmas appeals in The Guardian and The Observer. The 11 mental health charities featured in the appeals have been chosen on the basis of NPC's advice.
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NPC launches research on charities using music to change lives

15 November 2006

Striking a chord, NPC's latest research report, was launched at an event held last week, introduced by Peter Gabriel. “Music is ubiquitous, it's like water, breaking through in ways you can’t imagine...."
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A wise man's decision

1 November 2006

Take a look at some of the Christmas cards on sale this year from NPC recommended charities and find out why buying from these charities could help make the most of your money.
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Corporate philanthropy is creating a triple win

12 October 2006

At a recent Executive Philanthropy conference, Nigel Morris, NPC trustee and co-founder of Capital One, argued if corporate philanthropy is done well, it can create value for businesses, for employees and for the extended community.
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Philanthropists help get children back on track

21 September 2006

As truancy amongst primary schoolchildren is reported today to be on the rise, NPC clients are stepping in to support charities tackle the underlying causes of truancy.
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Follow the money!

30 August 2006

This is a snapshot of charities that recently received funding off the back of NPC research and advice.
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